AFC Asset Management Services, Inc. (AFC), today unveiled a new website providing unprecedented access to their highly successful investment approach, the Dynamic Asset Allocation program.

Gaithersburg, MD (PRWEB) July 27, 2009 — AFC Asset Management Services, Inc. (AFC), today unveiled a new website providing unprecedented access to their highly successful investment approach, the Dynamic Asset Allocation program. AFC has taken a different approach to investing that has produced outstanding performance through bear and bull markets for more than a decade. “We are earnest in our mission to lead investors through the challenges of the current tumultuous investment climate,” said Barry Cliff, President of AFC.

AFC is also pleased to announce that their Dynamic Asset Allocation managed portfolios are now available to investors with a minimum investment of only $50,000 per account. “We have extended the availability of our investment management services to many who would not typically qualify for the services of a professional investment manager,” Cliff stated.

We are earnest in our mission to lead investors through the challenges of the current tumultuous investment climate

We have extended the availability of our investment management services to many who would not typically qualify for the services of a professional investment manager

AFC, a Registered Investment Advisor established in 1985, invites clients and the public to visit and explore the new site located at www.AFCAssetManagement.com. Questions about professional portfolio management and press inquiries should be directed to Barry Cliff (President) or Jim Young (Vice President) at 301-588-5000, or by visiting our website (http://www.afcassetmanagement.com)

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